Wanted: W words

[WhatTheDuckingDuck]

Problem solved. WAP = wireless access point.

See! So many things!

 

[R2elk]

I am deeply confused... what is, "WAP?" Or do I not want to know?

It really doesn't matter and is best forgotten.

 

[WhatTheDuckingDuck]

Okay, so I'll just put it down on the, "List Of Gross Internet Things That Disturbing People Find Amusing For Some Strange And Disturbing Reason," (LOGITTDPFAFSSADR).

It’s mainstream.

 

[WhatTheDuckingDuck]

My internet escapades consist of chickens, fanfiction, video game music, older country, 70s/80s/90s rock n' roll, and more chickens. Oh, and cooking. And chickens. And guineas. Birds.
And now I want emus!
None or very little of this newfangled stuffage.

Emus are adorable.

 

[gointothebirdsfarm]

Sometimes it's not so much that your stomach "shrinks." It's more like, when you're sick, you're paying close attention to your belly and are acutely aware of what "full" feels like. If you don't feel up to eating, or if eating hurts, you only take in what you need, then you stop. The trick (which I don't use very well!) is to pay attention to your belly. You're less likely to overeat if you are aware of what "enough" feels like.

You said it!! Paying attention to your stomach and when it tells you to stop or pay up for it, you do. You are very sensitive to it.

 

[R2elk]

I really don’t care whether or not you believe me.

If this is true, why bother replying in the first place? Just let it go.

 

[R2elk]

I usually only eat it late at night

This is the worst possible time to eat. Practice not eating after 6 PM.

 

[The Moonshiner]

It’s mainstream.

I'm glad we have different streams down here.

 

[R2elk]

Emus are adorable.

So are you.

 

[CindyinSD]

And yet nothing at all.

You're nothing but a nothing; you're not a thing at all... ​

A song from my childhood (yes a million years ago) from a record of stories—this one was about a mouse who wanted to have wings. A fairy granted his wish, but he was then feared by his own kind and rejected by the birds. This is the song sung to him by the wise old owl. In the end the fairy agreed to reverse the spell & mousie lived happily ever after. I guess the moral of the story was 'be content with what you are.' A story truly sanctioned by elite #@&%s. FAKE NEWS!